Everyone's heard the sayings "“ an apple a day keeps the doctor away, or cracking your knuckles gives you arthritis. Read more...
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September 28, 2:10 am
Health sayings: fact or fiction?
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September 28, 2:02 am
Curcumin, a spice found in Indian curry dishes, could be used in creating less toxic ways to treat head and neck cancer
A chemical in the ingredient that makes your favorite Indian curry dish a vibrant yellow color may also be used as a safer, alternative way to treat head and neck cancer. Read more...
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September 16, 4:30 pm
UCLA Professor Yang Yang's research shows cellphone energy could soon be recycled
Cellphone users frustrated with short battery lives may soon have a more convenient charger at their disposal "“ the recycling of energy from the phone's own backlight. Read more...
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UCLA materials science and engineering Professor Yang Yang is finding new ways to recycle energy by using solar power to charge cellphones.
Photo illustration by Rei Estrada
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September 16, 4:20 pm
UCLA engineering students launch networking site Hyphos
When Alex Capecelatro came to UCLA from New York in 2006, he created an extreme sports club to meet others who liked BMX cycling. Read more...
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From left, Jason Hsin, Spencer Hochberg, Alex Capecelatro, Daniel Wilhelm and Professor Leonard Kleinrock are part of a group of mostly UCLA students and alumni starting a social networking site.
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September 16, 4:16 pm
UCLA professors abroad search for “˜God’ particle to answer life questions
As we stepped off the tram 100 meters away from the Swiss-French border, a huge, bronze globe dominated the skyline. The sign in front read "CERN: Accelerating Science." Read more...
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UCLA professors have been actively involved with experiments within CERN laboratories on the Swiss-French border.
Courtesy of Michael Hoch
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June 27, 3:31 am
UCLA professor stays eco-friendly by biking to work
Witnessing the impact of industrialization on the natural scenery of his hometown on Canada's eastern coast transformed Brian Walker-Esparza into an environmentalist at an early age. Read more...
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June 27, 3:26 am
UCLA Faculty Center provides area for debate on climate change, sustainability issues
The crowd at the UCLA Faculty Center tittered with laughter as the speaker showed a slideshow of various presidents pledging support for alternative fuels. Read more...
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Author Christopher Horner addresses a crowd of about 350 people at a conference titled “Big Footprint: Is Green the New Tyranny?,” which discussed the negative aspects of sustainability. The event was put on by the American Freedom Alliance and took place June 12-13 at the UCLA Faculty Center.



